Roger Lewis Classic FM throwback Welcome back to the Roger Lewis blog. Here we will look back at Roger Lewis and his time at Classic FM. Back then he was with Decca records and left to join Classic FM as MD and programme controller, stated emphatically that he would not be applying for the job of Radio 2 controller. "I have no plans to do anything else other than stay here and enhance the station," he said. Yesterday, in the wake of the Capital Radio-GWR merger announcement, he quit. His departure - to become managing director of ITV Wales - offers rich possibilities for conspiracy theorists. The key question facing the two boards was how they would combine their managements, and for the hugely ambitious Lewis to move to what is, by any reckoning, a less significant job suggests he knew his days as a board member and perhaps as programme controller were numbered. Roger Lewis, the worldwide president of Decca Records, has been appointed as managing director and programme cont...
Roger Lewis news Welcome to the Roger Lewis blog. Richard FitzGerald has stepped down as CEO of Racecourse Media Group – media/data rights company for UK & Ireland’s top racecourses – after nearly 12 years in the position. RMG chairman Roger Lewis praised his ‘exceptional’ leadership & helping generate +£800m in licence fees. The move sees Lewis assist RMG transition to a new Chair. Having been on the Board for more than 10 years, Lewis has helped RMG increase its licence fees and dividend payments to its racecourses from £45m to over £110m. On his extended position, the Chairman stated: “RMG is in great shape, and it is an honour to be asked to continue to Chair the company. We have a strong board and an outstanding team of executives, led by CEO, Martin Stevenson, who together have delivered in spectacular fashion for our racecourses and indeed for the sport of racing. Under Lewis’s leadership, the group paid £110m to its racecourse shareholders in 2021. Earned through raceco...
Welsh rugby chief Roger Lewis is to be the new chairman of Cardiff Airport. Welcome back to the Roger Lewis blog. A leading figure in Wales and Welsh sport and business, Roger Lewis looks back on his appointment as Chairman of Cardiff Airport. He is leaving his post as Welsh Rugby Union group chief executive in October after the World Cup and will replace Lord Rowe-Beddoe. Transport Minister Edwina Hart said he was "the right person to steer our future ambitions" at the airport, which the Welsh government bought in 2013. Mr Lewis said he was "thrilled" to be offered the job, saying the airport was "crucial" to the economy of Wales. He has been at the helm of Welsh rugby since 2006, following a 30-year career in the music and media industries. After a hugely successful four years, Roger Lewis had announced his plan to step down as Chairman of Cardiff Airport on 31 October 2019 after his tenure came to an end. In preparation earlier this year, the Airport u...
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